Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2014 08:43:11 -0800
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** Breaking News ** 

 New York doctor contracts Ebola Virus.

Highlights:
- Traveled around the city for 3 days before being quarantined
- Health officials seek out those in contact
- Took taxis, subway, visited bowling alley. 


Now that New York City is at risk, Civilian Guidelines for Martial Law
in case the gov issues a state of emergency. 

Civilian Guidelines > http://www.frymusmovie.com/tiptops/coif/pranks/anomia.asp


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uggestions for curing feet that get unbelievably unbearably hot after sometimes as short as just 2 - 3 hours hiking? 
The only good thing is that when this occurs, if I stop and change my socks, then my feet are good for another 2 - 3 hours. 
This occurs whether I'm wearing my non-breathable Oboz boots or my more breathable Keanes, though it will occur faster with the Oboz, just as it occurs faster on hot days and when I'm ascending. which is presumably why antiperspirant helps, but not super sweaty. And the issue is heat, not sweat, in terms of discomfort. 
I saw a podiatrist 2x. He gave me the prescription for the Hypercare but was otherwise useless. 
Thin wool or silk socks are definitely better than "coolmax" socks, or any other synthetic socks. 
Please let me know if you have suggestions to stop this problem. If I stop to change socks, it can slow down the group. If I don't stop, the heat pain destroys any pleasure and I wonder if might be dangerous, it can be so distracting. Thanks. 
The heat is centered on ball of my feet and bottom of toes. It occurs in either feet, not always simultaneously, as in some times the L foot is hotter sooner, sometimes R but they both get hot.